Liam Lawson has not even made his Formula 1 debut for Red Bull yet and has been told that he has a task on his hands to displace reigning world champion Max Verstappen

The story covers topics from growing up in New Zealand and Lawson’s ascent through the F1 ranks to dealing with the often overbearing vitriol from die-hard fans. Growing up by the Manukau Harbour, Lawson said he spent much of his childhood in the sun,

Liam Lawson earned a full-time Formula 1 seat for 2025 after replacing Daniel Ricciardo at Racing Bulls and delivering remarkable performances. Despite being out of a car for most of 2024, his perseverance paid off.

Red Bull star Liam Lawson has revealed a mutual respect between himself and axed Formula 1 icon Daniel Ricciardo, despite taking his place on the grid in 2024.

There's plenty of hype heading into the Formula 1 2025 season, but do you agree that we'll see several surprise race winners?

Red Bull Racing has faced an issue during the Formula 1 pre-season testing as they struggled with technical difficulties involving the RB21 driven by their new

Red Bull driver Liam Lawson has a lot of respect for Guenther Steiner, who he picked as the team principal of his hypothetical F1 team.

Liam Lawson accepts the beginning to his life as a Red Bull driver won't be a simple task as he not only has to adjust to a new car and team.

Lawson has taken a huge leap into the unknown, without having grit his teeth in the F1 mid-pack with Racing Bulls. A jump from a reserve driver at a lesser team to the number two role at F1's most successful team this decade could leave him feeling like a fish out of water.

Cadillac 's team principal Graeme Lowdon has suggested that the driver lineup will feature an American driver based on merit, since Formula One 's new team is based in the US. The comments arrive after Cadillac was confirmed as the sport's eleventh team on March 7, with the outfit gearing up to race from the 2026 season.

Martin Brundle looks ahead to Liam Lawson's first full season in F1 with Red Bull. Martin Brundle believes Liam Lawson has a “strong enough head” to be able to handle going up against Max Verstappen. Lawson will race for Red Bull for the first time at next weekend’s Australian Grand Prix with just 11 starts to his name.